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ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Question...high humidity for 3 days in a row (84%-91%) with no rain or hardly any at all will that still cause mould etc or does there need to be rain involved ?
 
Larry {the} Gardener

Larry {the} Gardener

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ruby fruit said:
Question...high humidity for 3 days in a row (84%-91%) with no rain or hardly any at all will that still cause mould etc or does there need to be rain involved ?
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Are you talking daytime humidity? We start every morning with humidity in the 90's. It goes down as the day warms up. But I would guess if your buds are big and thick enough, even with very little rain, that might cause some mold.
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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Larry {the} Gardener said:
Are you talking daytime humidity? We start every morning with humidity in the 90's. It goes down as the day warms up. But I would guess if your buds are big and thick enough, even with very little rain, that might cause some mold.
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Wake up 6am in morning we have got humidity around 90% then during day its only dropping as low as 60% then back up straight away..we are not a humid area at all so this causes me a bit of concern
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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northeastmarco said:
Check out serenade for mold,it's very good.mold is not a fun thing ruby,I deal with it every year some a little some a lot.
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I seen u guys talking bout that stuff the other day..red bottle
Yeah ive never seen mold on any of my plants im lucky to live where i do..but ive never exp humidity like the last month either.....ever
 
Vnsmkr

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One of my very old friends posted this shit over on UNlinkedin. Probably be some shit about fucking trump next.

Will America Ever Get Back to the Class that the Reagans Had! RIP #NancyReagan
 
420mon

420mon

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TWS said:
Did you sign a online one ?
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Ok peeps, mon been trying to find an online petition and was told that all initiative petitions must be signed on paper, with blue or black ink, on a petition from the county you are registered to vote in. Believe it or not, at least 10% of those signatures (more in controversial initiatives, or those with problems getting enough signatures to make the ballot) will actually be compared to the signature you used when you registered to vote, and if they do not resemble each other, your signature will not be counted.

I hope some people will do it, so far we have raised 1.5 million. If you have a printer, please print, follow the rules, such as blue or black ink, have any friends who are registered to vote in your county sign it and send it in.
 
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TWS

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420mon said:
Ok peeps, mon been trying to find an online petition and was told that all initiative petitions must be signed on paper, with blue or black ink, on a petition from the county you are registered to vote in. Believe it or not, at least 10% of those signatures (more in controversial initiatives, or those with problems getting enough signatures to make the ballot) will actually be compared to the signature you used when you registered to vote, and if they do not resemble each other, your signature will not be counted.

I hope some people will do it, so far we have raised 1.5 million. If you have a printer, please print, follow the rules, such as blue or black ink, have any friends who are registered to vote in your county sign it and send it in.
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Thanks Mon . They didn't come up with the support it needs to fail at signatures. They will have paid collectors getting them. I will check and see if there is something in my AMSA weekly updates.
The MLRA would be the one to chose if you were gonna to chose one. Screw Auma and it's corporate backers.
 
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